Beginning with the fourth quarter of 2021, Alamo Group will report business results in two new segments, namely, the Vegetation Management Division and the Industrial Equipment Division.
Analysis of company accounts for Ag Equipment Intelligence has revealed the largest UK-based businesses manufacturing equipment for farmers and custom operators.
Alamo Group has announced that it has expanded the membership of its Board of Directors from seven to eight members and has appointed Jeffery A. Leonard as a new member of the Board, effective June 1, 2021.
Alamo Group's Agricultural Division net sales in the first quarter of 2021 were $99.3 million compared to net sales of $84.5 million in the first quarter of 2020, an increase of 17.5%.
The partnership will provide New Holland customers with the opportunity to finance their new tractor in the same transaction as their Bush Hog, Rhino, or Schulte-branded attachment with one low rate.
Recent analysis from Michael Shlisky, CFA, analyst with Colliers Securities, who met virtually with Alamo Group’s new CEO Jeff Leonard, indicates Leonard has no plans to change Alamo’s current successful business strategy.
Alamo Group Inc. today announced that Jeffery A. Leonard will succeed Ronald A. Robinson as President and Chief Executive Officer of the Company, effective May 31, 2021.
Alamo Group announced today that Ron Robinson, the company's president and CEO, has informed the Board of Directors of his intention to retire preferably by mid-year 2021 and upon the appointment of his successor.
Alamo Group, a manufacturer of equipment for agriculture and infrastructure maintenance, reported consolidated net sales in the third quarter 2020 were up 7.3% to $291.8 million. Sales of its ag equipment rose to $95.5 million, up 2%. Industrial equipment net sales grew to $196.2 million, up 10.1% for the quarter.
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Today we’re spotlighting Trimble’s new see and spray technology. It’s called the Bilberry system — a camera-based system that enables farmers to save up to 90% on herbicide applications by only spraying where the weeds are in the field. And as Trimble’s Cory Buchs tells us, one of the best things about it is it retrofits to existing sprayers.